U.S. government considers economic measures over 100 trillion yen, such as corporate support and tax deferral, March 18 at 6:21
The United States Trump administration is considering large-scale economic measures exceeding 100 trillion yen in total, including support for companies whose management is deteriorating and delaying tax payments, in order to mitigate the negative impact on the economy due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection Revealed.
At a press conference on Tuesday, President Trump and Secretary of the Treasury Mnuchin revealed.
Direct payments in the form of checks, etc., including funding for companies such as aviation and tourism, whose operations have been deteriorating due to the spread of the new coronavirus, and tax deferral for those who are away from work It is also considering measures to take.
The budget required for the measures is $ 1 trillion in total, exceeding 100 trillion yen in Japanese yen.
At a conference, President Trump said, "You can't lose your job or spend your living if you've been fine just four weeks ago.
While the impact of the spread of the new coronavirus on the real economy is expected to be in full swing, the Trump administration wants to mitigate the impact by aggressive fiscal spending, but coordination with the parliament continues. It is unclear if it can be implemented immediately.